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This Graph Shows You The Average Cost Of Marijuana Across Canada - Narcity

However, what exactly is the average cost of marijuana across Canada really? How much is each province paying? Well one reddit user posted a graph (shown below) of the average marijuana prices of 1 gram in each Canadian province and the territories as a whole. The averages are according to the calculations taken by the Parliamentary Budget Office of Canada from 2015-2016.

The graph shows that our northern territories pay the most for their bud, while Quebecers are paying the least. According to the PBO, the national average for one gram of weed in Canada is priced at $8.32.

The graph also shows that marijuana is used the most in Ontario and the least in the northern territories. Which could be because of the higher costs per gram up north.